NML:Badgetable

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Since 15 

Badgetable is a set of string entries separated by comma. It allows to use badges property of common items.

badgetable {
   "ENTRY" [, "ENTRY"]*
}

Each ENTRY consist of labels separated with slash. Last label is considered to identify the badge, others refer to classes that the badge belongs to.

Note: Currently badge hierarchy in OpenTTD allows only for one level of nesting. colours/blue/skyblue will end up as blue/skyblue in colours class instead of skyblue in blue class witch would be a subclass of colours.

 badgetable {
     "flag",
     "flag/GB",
     "flag/US",
     "power",
     "power/steam",
     "power/diesel",
     "power/electric",
 }

A badge listed in a badgetable will automatically be created if it is not otherwise provided. However, it will not appear in the UI then (It still can be viewed in the NewGRF debug window).